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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON Oct 4-The catalogue A. ths wool saies
OF the days trsasactfcns Nsw.south waies-saes $500
s~sssv ~, al I'd: DO locks asd pieces 5dassd. Queens,
andSaie SO bales greasy 0d4sd; do locks and pieces
locks and pieces greasy So 10 800 40 sa Gss:
sconrsd I'd 10 sd piece. sd Is I'D; greay
6dail I'd; do locks and pieces & SCUM AusTa VA
Hasa,es q baies: secured Is ST Tasmania-sales iO0
bales secured l.als II a. do Locke and pieces Is lag
81 ~ greasy 5i,i9SLd Falklandsales. 300 bales;
rreasy. 7d1 III I'd do locks aud pieces 3iyiG7d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

LONDON Oct A m.-consols. 1Ol l1l6 for money ana
l0l 49, for the accmut Atlantic and Grsat western nrH
mortgage tfuStecs certificates Cauadi2n Pacihc
Erie, 20 Mexican Ordinary ~: Paul Common. 7st
Reading, 5V's fzrs adyces quote cent rencs ~
so francs 22 centmss for the account Bar silver quoted
at "A I'D per ounce.
BsgIIx Oct 4fhe statement OF the Imperial Bank of
Germany decrease In specie OF So marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

uoxvv FIRM. y fancy boxes isc a. n glass boxes
f,nrv ia lie y boxc. white. l4d lCci Buck"hea1 ~
l3c.
nEEnw.x- Quiet at u a23c. ,.., ..a !,
NIrs-resnnts duh DC for fancy hand xeu anu =,
= Tor farmers Chesnuts declined 10 81 - 90 early lHs
week bnt later advanced sharply under small receipts e.
ing A. on saturday this week receipts have Deeh Nsty
d have dropped suddenly. last -les being MAInD 4"
81 81 d 20 hickory nuts quiet NJ ~ 5O0~i o.
MILK AND CREAM
tod,iv average receipts and cream at the differ
ent railroad distributing points 10 and near tho Sy III @
ems Of condensed milk and - cans OF cream
! iaG can. OF milk aud 10 cans OF cream iotH ~
ana Sorthsru OfmE Harlem 2noo cans OF MA
loo cans of condensed milk ami l35 cans o. cream
Haven and Hartford lSO Of MIX ontario anu
soo,e $50 cans milk 81 cans OF condensed MIX san
can. OF cream NewJeTseV Central osJ e"hs o. mn snn
isfsll1ueOus short routes pOV S'
~ milf aud OF The total @y supply has
lHI cans OF mlIk ZIG Of condenser MIX anu go
,ns efrrean The demand his been steady WIN surDius
s.lius at 81 40 can OF ~ PHftt-
mo MIN Exrhang advanced Its price 10 cents
Ina min ahlpulng charges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
Gteambcais ano RAILROADS..

ALL FARES REDUCED
VIA sroSINoToN LINE
,.,,u BONITA Tor posroS PROVIDENCE and the EAST
only % 10 Boston. 81 % to Providence
steamers Rhode Island and Massachusetts eave
now 56 y. H. one block above Cahals@' a'' y " '
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.

OFoor or LIBERTY STREET. MONTH hi' -"
For rHI lrs JET i 4ISfoY Bound d
BE sS ES Co. & az s s3S at As $50
leaving o5 80, I ir nEain. 81 4
rSssistS Asntowa Heading, Harbus &c On sun
cay 80 a. ~ Tor Like nOpatcOng' Eas'On Bethlehem
Aieno az M"qS 9r Eston bethlehem Allentown Maueh
Chqak sir4n Sanba4 sSi EsI6ats ws
msdc fa ahaa 70 e.s o' H9iS9 nsen m m'.sn
s5 for Easoa Be'h Fa@aaua shS@cRin
cAans 80 p S for LAKE. mopa,5cas Bethlehem
AHsaS"9 M for Eaon Bethlehem Ae1owN on ns saa.
Chunk, WnkeSharre' Reading laff'sou's' e''' " S
400, % go sa 50, Rank oO ions az r ss
tAsbury PARK ocean Groye' except sDndays'' fOli'
f'S !. is :, m 80 80 p. for Lakewood Toms
Hsof ana @ s5 p H. for Beach Haven. Atlantic City,
V4el oo 10, ii Us a. m 80 80, el6 p M for
20, W 90 ~ Sa5 % p H. stadays 90 M FOE Perth
Annoy NEw asGE2Sy H5 s9E1 H56fE DIV
70, LONG SA hfh3Hd iiiHV 6cE IAN GiRovE &C.
~ Eiom Pier ) y. 4. o,,,.s
q; 80 70 lS a sese1s Sc long branch
30 70 10 a. Maa a tS %6ns Rer
% Ocean % e b. Spring HS Lake. Point pleasant
Sc. Sundays a. m. except ocean "ro'o -ia "'''''
TROY BOATS CITIZENS LINZ
N. steamers CITY OF TROY and sAKAIO1A s ieIve
DIV a n NJ for Troy and tho North. sunday steamer
to1ches at Albany. Troy excursion tickets - %,
NATSKILL EVENING LINE.
stcamers Kaaterskl and Catski leave Pier % ~ Viii
foot OF Jav.s, every week day az p M, cohh''""S WAN
Tstskiu Mountain and Cairo Railroads
FARE ONLY oN T. DoLLeis
g HORE LINE. Al Rail Route io sp,d p cs"'pa
Newport sss ErPTess leaves ss Sr1 Sunday
S'dO" Fast Express aa r NG%p0 Eapssrs
~ Sleeping cars TO destination. ------
NOk,yICH LlNt.-Favorte inside Route.
~ Fares reduced 60 Boston 49, worcester = ov s,.
wich 81 S. New London. 81 40 u p tTV
OF BosTON anil CITY OF LAWRENCE leave Per Az oia
numberl foot pier above DesOrosscss1
ferry daily. sundays excepted. at p. H. u, MANY Art
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LlNE-Pal-
n ace Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
every week day a. p. m from Pier IL NJ H. i''' ="
Canalst. ...-.....
Leave Brooklyn via Annex. Fulton-st, az p. N.
NETWORK ONTARIO g. WESTERN KY
49, says 5s 80 %s fS' M peSl.
Norwich tea Rome, Oneida, Fulton, oswego Buffalo,
Detroit, Chicago Waikiki Valley points. D., ,,,,,,o.
a2d to mn say Soocs sS p TSe py Wc
Lake Waikiki Valley points ,.,. -,
Ma %Sss wa rs ss liberty Norwich;
sieeping.car berths reserved az 3o7 Broadway
sAavs Ia; SN i$SiSsS, e. Yes laS'h
| Is Exchange place, ~ Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

SPIRITS OF TuRPRNrryE
guAeLgsrox Oct l.-.TurpenuHs dull 81 30&e
oAvANSAn. Oct l.-rurpeBrns frm az soc phi
WILMINGTON. Oct A.-TurDentlns steady al oo1k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
8isamboass asS Railroads.

A --RONDOUT. KINGSTON AND CATS
Essp aAs HassorsssS Sc:
Sssss. s ~ 9n sis: "a:
sys'y day e IL
DAY LINE TO OLD POINT COMFORT.
more ns'y thence NC rs sases ns
saSa M S' GSa fss 81. Agent 5lS B h
IlAIJ, RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED.
Il BOSTON $500 for Firstclass Limited Tickets
REDUCTION TO ALL OTHER POINTS.
s, q and s
os Broo1yn A. Jersey e G s n'vs,
E ssSs Ha:,oa trains week ay .' %
Tssfs PRINCIPAL transfer and
COR HUDSON AND COXsACKIE.
SATURDAY Connecting With and Albany Railroad
IL NEwp'Y TX Xxx and %IBANY.
Leave Brooklyn. D snl. sssss'ss y %nSss
Es;S s Ii $ss.Ss
Returning sei Sss f SsS s Ia each
YET SGIss e. .s' ri
HzYhS ns sss Cortland.
u stiss. sis as S r;lss:
s5' sss;sss :4s;$ nd
w fssRps ysi Eos9 asssc i s.o
Fsisosus .nsls sad ne Oh ss.ls for
FsE L SSsasssa :. a" So
SasSa sSa 10 .nd O., South Limited
s Ss h,i. 5
sP s g ID ana a sa 30 Ri isf
fof ataass city; Up p; m; week seSk days days.,
Long Head JynsYS and nt Z, media ss
l,io and 5 ,: on SUNDAY. as a. M and p H. 'd'
a e: s;DsaSS Vi, RA,sYs
and f Ssy In sa'a'G 60 b. week eseis we
rnSISs ;SSSiv From r,ssrs 40 80, ii 80
'A d daily s. S y IS ass
sunday sS % SSIi isS n:
Ii ? 30, g Ii So U' M 90 $50: 20 ga
sS "a 3 e z & : & 5ss g. i q
p u FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave new Dcsprossos and cor
g 6 sssssS fssS +? g
ton $50 and ii d 40 p M su .aS ES
press Is, %, Limitedl and ~ D. H' . ." " " "
trans and leaving sae = Sunday
ana IA a o1 su nd Connect a. rsaon
trains leave Street station, PhlSdeph
iaoi. 20, :o5 t49 80, 10 90 xs; 20;
vita Dining Car. "a and 45o p nh ~ a. 40.
On no. SUNDAYS, 70 c o. %. t'o5 so sao'
$50 40 a. m. u 40, 20 4 80 Limi'ed) . '2S'
Leave Id iPS u Va Camden and 80 M
TcRet Offices s43 435 and 944 Broadway Astor
House Battery Place and foot OF Desorcssss ana oors
Iand ats tourtst. and Brooklyn Annex station 100.
OF Fulton St. brooklyn station jersey City Emigfsn'
Ticket Office, Castle Garden. ~, -, H.. -, .h..p
The New Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana eoecS
baggage from hotels and residences ,.oon
CHAS. T. PuGH, , j. X ~, Hoo ID,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

@ esd Ordinary al6 Low MldnnH-'.. = ~
ST. Good Ordinary .-.1k ihiddhhs.--.- .''''' A.'
fair amount OF activity shown In speculative circles
nj the onepmg ON improved accounts from Liverpool Con
able irreGulsrty subsequently, deveopen % &
owing at the ports but Al e CLOSE
tenper a with the figures rcpesenns an al
vance OF sac points for the day Sales 9oo0o baiea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

TKlL RAILWAY.-Ihrough trains Raw .'
2.ast 10, p t1.as e sas' sss s's ol
ues earlier. 49,. r,n,ss. sua.. Drawing. roon
tcaenes d asRson p@ nSasI.
sssr Bs sud-. Ooy Sasari u 70 tnciasa
y mDa Chicago sad s. ts L9u sIes1ps uoaehes %
MesdylIe. Cleveland. Siacinns Shlsa ossSeseS paf
Louis Pullman sleeping o Soi sp roono 10 e&tri
enarse or fast tine. ... p,im,, DAY and
Sleeping Coaches 70 Bnghamton. Li-1iFa' Su'A''
u, miasa h'i ws ssa sseas Coach to
YSesS WaSsEiya , and si s5 AS. 90
90 o. 40 10 9? sanaa ".
54iss - = % % a NJ 10 20;
P4s,ic, ysek dsy: 2 80, ? N. sundays 40 d. L.
o3o y 90 noon, ID 40 30 80 80 Co. 10: 10 50 50
iS 81 g. B mo- %oSu ~ " 4s Is, Ss'S1 90 s
NewIrG faEsoa via NeyatS UeeS days, TO- 5 20.
30 o 20 50; D. snai2 mlinish'' sundays.
sos sAS s! CT e x 70 q; g 20:
a1s i 49, 7 "a So 30 g. 10 20 N. As aS'
wasS sU ana no. 10 IS 20 H.. a;ao. 4ao p n
MonSieeI.o and White Lake, 4A5. a. M. 80 p N
NesSu5 aaa cO sTns.y, So C M ana g No. ~
Mon.s merry . a IN, 30 80 ,. u" sundays . ~
scraat0a. panmosc week days, a m, % m;
CciS 10 Mdq ne sj a"d go sS'' 49, u md
night sSHdas s, Ia % Chs G as 10 sa 49, w.
70 Goshen and Mldaetown 40 NJ suhiays oi'
passage and in tn orr io EU on
and Sleeping can Ds g 6s s at
on Sea NSi H. s 49, ss biOSsya or
ESpress trains from the West arrive In New-YO'S
r RI T. soGLG e G GEM n Msr l. FfARMEn G p Age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
RIO NEW-HAVEN, 75c.
rxcrpsroy tsooi q asva. 81 ~

u
s,sarors G. H. yORTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peek slip Pier rs l. r., N AMI II M tSun.sys sn
,epr1 connecting at NewHayen with special traius toe
MERIbEN HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD. HOLrOkfr
tickets sold and baggage checked AZ 'A D"''
way. New.York. and COartsL. BfooAiyh
NrOKTdtRN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEkSEf I.
~ Trains leave from ths%bers e. sea.ion 9o 7gS
s 90 80 and II 80 a. m l rs, 30 4 = 90 ? ~
40 80 g. 10 30 ~ ndsg sn n1,ny ay1
80 a % ra fna go 10 80 50 81
~ m n rs o. m saturdays oniyl sundays ~ = nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

Receipts for the week 1908 bales Imports l3j baies
rvnorts Most OF the state
hons received arc OF fair TO prime quality
AMI for hese the demand is slack at l60 l9c Really
choice lots ara wanted exporters and would bring 2c
oucky uosbly Gle Old state and Pacific Coast are sui
very dull and continued TO SELL prices lean in
BUYERS favor.
state 1857 Choice 20 a2i state 1888 ........ a.
STATE 1881 Prime Is a l9 state 1885. a
state 1887 Fair 10 all Pacific Coast. 1886. ais
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

ate demand ant steady Ounces sell readily when OIL onJr9
quality aud clear color Peaches largely OF nie,v ~ INA
quality st arrive for which fun prices are orapss
in COOL dsma and firm. Cranberr Les stea1iy
TO the close week utder light receipts ana ar
Az far This week been sustained but ar
ya Are m the future and present quotations
are not likely be long malntiined Fancy datk Es'
acI would sell readily at 81 so but generally teh ~
81 10 sales at the latter price Me Jun "a,
GOOD color S7dS7 20 and light berries sell rom SoO
50 per Dbl Jersey light sunpIy and wanted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

TRIrrs AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Recepts for week 1877 pkgs Exports dred appes M,
ntgs Eyspor, ted apples being crowded iormaIu u
usually fast early the season and the MAJ 10
81 and lower fancy fruit not plenty anu sells up
lo ioLc INT for choice &c Ia TOP ana prime app
are freely offered nj $500 Sunrred sliced are IuIss a
lee. Arm, MOI much dom either chops or cores
skins. only few ots OF evfporaed peaches neachss
these arc promptly placed at strong prices sunIe.
ont ony in peddling Less demand TOT
a. rtcs and rIces lower Blackberles also easier ceie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

FRIITs AND BREHIss-fRKsH
<,..o Gal, arn,e. have ruled a shade frmer In sympathy
with comparavey Ugh prices ruling IN the Interior pes.
,,ees If red rrut been IN fair demand ~ inc nfht
quoted green kinds are qaie anu msi 10
Exceptionally isncy 10 reach our entsae r IN aisr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
POULTRY AND GAME

The market pretty we'll supplied with all kinds OF live
poultry Fowls seu larry al &c ior Wes,erni lev
Western and lal2c for by Old ROSTERS have de-
cned 10 6c Prime turkeys sell fairly nc loo. but small
young neglected and have TO wagon boys al
Ducks and geese plenty that price, rule very low
poultry increasing supply ami
slghy iavorng buyers the feeling choice
and further decline Is Anticipated fowls
are much less plenty Than chickens and choice lots
OF dry.pcked meet fair demand at lO5d no.
while for straight lots OF chickens l0c. Is very
rarely exceeded some inferior stock cleaning at s4gc
chickens OF large and fancy quality are IN
light supply and meet fair demand but there is liberal
siprly OF medium and quality which moves very
slowly I'm competition with cheap western Turkeys plenty
dull weak and irregular Ducks quiet Squads have ac
vancei but close easier.
Pardges quiet and barely steady small lots OF choice
seldom eXceet 9Oc al choice dry undrawn
western would bring soc but tho day lots mostly In bad
WI aud drawn sell At 30 OOc
A. in decent also but strictly
choice are held about steady Choice largo English snipc
and ploy,r In some demand 81 90
low prices fresh Wild ducks sell the extent OF
receipts quotations Nenison wanted az
IL 1Or in mo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

Receipts week 1926 pkss Trade was fairy active up
IN The close OF last made slight gain IN
fancy Western reaching 2lci so lar ths
weak the ind has lighter but prices have been nam
Really choice sweet hiu ltesh
Save ed fair OF the demand but medium anu
lower grades OF held have continued very au anu
ular.
s,.,.,,s Peninsula lCanadlan. la.e packed -.
yeT 40 pei uoa- ,.. ~ ~ ia
Western. choice. "A, ,an"us"' ee'"ih 4i7L
flesh gathered. 201a2l INFERIOR VAT
W. iee nouee. lS26leL2i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

Receipts for the 1924 pkgs Exports 1888 pkga
High grade fresh crcamery has been In very sup
py and under demand prices have further advanced
about lie per ~ Fme stock which be used 10 some ex
fancy also shows increased hrnness but
OF all grades there abundant supply slow drag
gng easy prices Extra state creamery pas
are sabs Obbcrs al &c and there disposition to-day
o little favorte brands Finest state In tubs
il fairly quotable % 2Gc Strictly Extra western IL rm
al 250 25 open occasional special MARKS
Elgn eq1ly fine going at 26c Extra hrss
are selling 23c but they have 10 grade pretty nigh 10
bring latter There considerable surplus OF an
grades from holders anxious 10 sell,
intln c0ncede something price 70
move the goods June again very quiet state
dairy fresh parngy and decent To mo
lots promptly taken at full rates firkns very slew:
attention when fresh ana
fine but other qualities dull Not much doing in West
dairy factor quality irregular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the weeS ending Tuesday. October 1. 1881
,pEaz

IUn Wttn tUUIHE IH0'FOfJf '1VtVVVE ~ f'''s
BEANS
Receipts feT the OlO bbs beans $500 pkgA peas
GA pkgs beans and l.5l6 bush pea. Increasing
beans have caused shght rhiilng OF
NJ sell better and the market closes
about az AZ 40 for az 3pas2 % LOT medium
there s,ne them Old red kidney
are plenty b1 tho bulk ~ the stock below coe am
smo.t Ia move Foreign quoted at 81 500
81 80 a Wholesale way. Green peas lower
Deau- MARROW DO. VIII kay
1877 cholcc ~ 40 1880 Choice. 2 90
DO. 1886 choices2 20 n . Is DO. Red kidney. ~.
DO moor good. % . 90 1s9G Choice. II 1911 20
M,iiun DO. Poor "a Good ! OOal 90
Choice. 49,. 2 300 2 IS DO. Cat Lima iOa2 30
PEI Choice8I &c $50 Pea. Green "a / l2sl 10
do, do. .... SO a. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LlNE-Pal-
"A ace steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
every week day a. d. M. from Pier Al N. T., loot or
Canal.st -. ...
Leave brooklyn via Annex, Fulton-st, az p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

Total since jan SAG sso57I s2s576isy7 ZIG
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-07

who are making the most distinct mari
are men who, like Henry George and Lsu.
renoe Gronlund, have concentrated their
energies for years on doing some one
thing well lin the cases named, the writ
ing standard work. The Socialist move
ment a yet has been like rider short Of
horses and compelled to ride them to
death; what it wants is larger and more
carefully selected stud, SO that it may NO
longer have to put its blooded horses to
the pillow.
This reform in our own ranks we can
bring about, II we only set our teeth and
determine that it shall be 80; we can see
to it that We have not one, but a hundred
orators as great as Ingersoll; that our
writer's are, in many instances, as graphic
as Henry George or Ruskin; and that our
organizers are far ahead of any that either
of the old parties can boast. But let us at
the outset admit that the jack -of-all-trades'
day is past; that speaking spoils a man
for writing (as anyone who has waded
through the works of Mr.. Gladstone, the
most versatile man in England, will testify
and that the man who has the organizing,
or correspondence of district in charge,
should have no time for either Grafton or
book-making.
Win the master organizer now step for
ward and suggest in the columns of the
ENQU1BER how the ffty-two organizers
named by Comrade Haskell can best detail
the work among their respective stats.
But let us tighten their labors at the out
,et by equally honoring orator and CORES
pondent, otherwise everybody will want to
take the stump. w. G. O.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-07
The Gar Alarmed.

ST. PxrxasBuRo, April % The czar has
abandoned his intention of staying in ST.
Petersburg and has returned to Gatschina,
in consequence of additional arrests made
on Easter Sunday of persons who, it was
ascertained, had taken positions along
that thoroughfare for the purpose of
making fresh attempt on the cars life.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-07
TWO IDEAS.
Those Of Absolutism and De-
mocracy in Eternal
Conflict.
lLESS0N FROM qHR MASTER.
Words That the Young Men Of Amer
len Should Study the Hidden
Meaning Of.

For The Enquirer.
workingman, beggarman and thief
alike, we read too much that is trash, too
little what is eternal Truth.
There is one Master Player upon the
Harp of Light who has sung for us in our
own day, of whom but few of us know
even his ibretto. But SO great was this
man that if ye but read his words, the
music of his great soul shall creep into
your hearts withal, and an eternal and
almighty harmony shall prove to you that
this small life of yours in very truth may
be Song, perfect in purest passion, mag
ni6cent in endless harmony.
Here in this land, designed by Con, as
the site for the TEMPLE OF DEMOCRACY,
there are young men who worship in their
secret souls the pomp and panoply Of
personal power; who are patricians be-
cause of shallow thought, who are of the
enginery of despotism because of its emo
tional influence upon their vague aspira-
tion for the Good, the Beautiful and the
True.
For all such is this sermon.
Writ by the MASTER in his Book which
but few of ye have read, it unveils the
truth.
Let the AMERICAN learn his lesson: that
for him Cesar and Arnold alike deserve
the dagger; that for him BRuTus and JOHN
BRows, the laurel and the niche within the
Capitol. B. g. Il.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-07
HANDsOME PRESENTS

consisting the following Pieces wnh WI"
with tea Tennch Lily Fruit BOW Sn
oneha gallon Bon Ion Pitcher
onhaf Pitcher with lbs Of tea Three Gross
with worth OF @ Simon
Napps given with twenty mr.
tickets Sets Chamber Sets
Pitchers art r.
goods satisfactory money funa An
Call The San
Branch Ayenue
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-07
DR.. McGlynn's siodesty.

DR.. McGlynn dislikes high-sounding
titles. A friend spoke of him the other
day in his presence as an orator. "Don't
mention the word orator in connection
with my name,r the doctor said. "The
word does not describe my present occu-
patton. Call me jawsmith."
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-07
Free Soup.
"Be thankful for even this"
Boston Traveller

"Be thankful for even this"
Boston Traveller
The distribution eff free soup to the
needy poor of this city ceased at noon on
the eighth instant, it having been distrib-
uted daily since the eighteenth of January.
The following is a summary of the guam
tity made and the number of persons and
families relieved: Total number of gal
Ions made, 12,57S; total number of fami-
lies supplied, 1918; total number OF
meals distributed, 70,6S7.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-07
His Farewe1ll

The capltalist-politiclan and what he has TO
say concerning the elections:
mo sir! I'm not sinking into oblivion.
am not going down hill. l am not rush
ing into Imperialism, Death and Destruc-
ton. | am still climbing the mountain of
Liberty. The people up there are waiting
and calling for me and must go.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-07
KeepiAway.

Local assembly 1887, Knights of Labor,
Of Eureka, California, notifies working
men that Northern California is com
pletely oyer-run with men out Of employ
ment, that employers are shipping in
cheap laborers from different directions
with the evident purpose of breaking
down wages. Take notice and act accord
inQlY.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-07
Two Glasses.

The children of the rich, by unconscious
imitation, come to put on the air of supe-
rior station. The children of the poor
conceds their own disadvantage. Thus
the arrogance of ill-eotten wealth, end the
self-sbssement of pndassrysdI P,vsEty
propagate themselves, rise INTO "-re'
pride and indifference on the Q.
and sink into degrading subservien. "a
the other.
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which we have left even by the greatest
"leader" that we have ever had. We are
out4Of bondage now and have left only
our tails behind us. The two old parties
are but two links of the same sausage
made out of the tail of the same yellow
dog.
We have abjured sausage; have aban-
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So, to defeat their wicked scheme
And hide it from their quest, D
I've Jailed my heart secure within
The prison Of her breast.
But since I fear its safety still
Tho in this dungeon rare,
I'll ask appointment of her soul
To be Its Warden there!
BURNETTE G. HASKELL
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-07

d0ned our tails
and changed our
color.
Let not the
WAroH Doc of
American Liber-
ty again degen-
crate into the
cur, fawning in
front of tn 9
sausage mill.
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selves free from I'm
periaism and now in
the ranks of the Labor
Party are making giant
strides toward true De-
mocracy. 1t is a tale
about q cur that return
ed to his vomit. Let
none of us be whipped
hack Tn the rOttanoae
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Machiuc cry.

More than the strength of 22,ooo,ooO
men has been added to the productive
forces Of this country in the last fifteen
years by machinery.
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To the Worhers.

( The Scripture has word or so to say
that ought to be lesson to those workers
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Auril. 1887.

Bradstreet's reports that ls,s4o men
have struck In the United States from
April to L.